Wednesday, March 04, 2009
From Deeeeeeep in the archives...
I just flat-out stole this photo from Jon Neuchterlein's facebook page. It shows us in law school, circa 1989, in front of the house we shared at 69 Edwards Street in New Haven. Not pictured is our other housemate, Mike Schwartz. Around the corner, near the laundramat, lived a group of much taller classmates, including Brett Cavanaugh, Jeb Boasberg, Ed Burns, and Zeb Landsman.
And... I still have that shirt.
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Prof Osler,
You haven't aged one bit in twenty years. You've still got that mischievous grin...you look ready for some escapade!
You haven't aged one bit in twenty years. You've still got that mischievous grin...you look ready for some escapade!
# posted by 
: 3:05 PM
: 3:05 PM
Question is ~ does the shirt still fit?
We GPer's never get rid of anything. I still have a pink oxford cloth shirt from Hickeys that I pull out and where on occassion.
Anon 2:05:
That grin is a family trait
We GPer's never get rid of anything. I still have a pink oxford cloth shirt from Hickeys that I pull out and where on occassion.
Anon 2:05:
That grin is a family trait
You look in this picture exactly how I remember you looking in HS.
True that GPers never throw stuff away. I still have a pair of Dr Scholls wooden sandals that I PAINTED. They are heinous looking. Never wear them. But I still have them.
True that GPers never throw stuff away. I still have a pair of Dr Scholls wooden sandals that I PAINTED. They are heinous looking. Never wear them. But I still have them.
This was posted at 12:21 p.m...which was while Crim Prac and Pro was still in progress.
With that type of skill, David Copperfield should watch his back.
With that type of skill, David Copperfield should watch his back.
Justin--
Yeah, I sometimes post ahead. I pasted this one together last night, then put in to pop up at mid-day, so that the poll below could be up for a while.
Yeah, I sometimes post ahead. I pasted this one together last night, then put in to pop up at mid-day, so that the poll below could be up for a while.
Four of these seven people have won cases in the US Supreme Court. That's pretty good.
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